Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 376
ang to do something originalin that way has bungled. The capitals even here do notrise above a version of the cushion type (Fig. 133). … iMfiiilp Fisr. 133- The sternest Norman work in England is that of the s. AihanAbbey at S. Alb.jlNs, of which the earlier part was built ^by Abbot Paul between 1077 and 1088. Here there areabsolutely no mouldings on the edge of pier and arch.The material employed had no doubt something to dowith…
